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<p> B.Com programme offers a comprehensive syllabus that provides a solid foundation in various aspects of business, economics, and finance.</p><p>1st & 2nd Semester Syllabus of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)</p><p>1 Financial Accounting</p><p>2 Business Laws </p><p>3 Basics of Accounting</p><p>4 Corporate Accounting</p><p>5 Corporate Laws</p><p>6 Entrepreneurship</p><p>7 Finance for Non- Finance Executives 3rd & 4th Semester Syllabus of Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)</p><p>1 Human Resou... View more
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Hi Pihu,
You can choose courses like BBA BA English, BA Fine arts, in BA. There are many specializations as I mentioned BA English, fine arts, etc. You can choose from BA Or BA courses.
If one follows up his BBA with an MBA degree from a reputed institute then they have a chance to increase their job prospects along with high salary package. Bachelor of Commerce is also a three-year degree course which is taken up by commerce students wanting to make a career in finance, taxation or accountancy field.
Hello Priya,
If you have a compartment in class 12th then until you clear it, doors of admission to any graduation course are closed. I would advise you to grab this opportunity to score handsomely in this subject and increase your overall aggregate. This will help you in getting good college next year.
No, BCA is a course which is offered only in India and this course has a huge value. It is not that way, it is a really good course for all computer science students. Many of my friends have completed BCA and have settled successfully.
For admission in B.Com it is necessary to have commerce in 12th.
For a general candidate, it seems difficult but you can go through to the below-given link of DU cut-off for 2017, you'll get some idea of 2018 cut-off:
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Hope this helps.
Food production and service jobs typically focus on culinary skills, food principles, nutrition, sanitation, and business and/ or hospitality management. Food production professionals are gainfully employed across fast-food restaurants, cafeterias, schools, hospitals, non-profit organizations, government agencies, storage facilities, and farms. Training typically focuses on food and preparation, while advanced studies often equip students for supervisory positions. Specific occupational options may include Cook, Chef, Food Supplier, Banquet Manager, Purchasing Manager or Food Production Director, among others.
No, you can't do two courses at the same time and there's no benefit of doing so.
Try to focus on one subject.
Good luck.
Hi,
For getting into the BCA course offered by West Bengal colleges, the candidates must have completed their higher secondary from an institution recognised by the higher education board of the state of West Bengal. Yes, some universities provide BCA degree without mathematics in 10+2. But you must be eager to learn math, as BCA course is a Computer Science course and computers are all about math, so it includes math.
Best of luck.
Jamia Hamdard University offers full-time B.Tech, BBA BCA B.Com and B.A. Courses at UG level. 50% marks in 10+2 (PCM) is the minimum eligibility criteria for B.Tech and 10+2 in any subject combination is required for B.A. BBA BCA and B.Com courses. Rank in JEE Main is required to secure admission in B.Tech while admission to other courses is based on merit in the last qualifying examination followed by an Interview.
It depends on you, if you can manage both properly. It is possible to pursue fashion design.
My opinion to you is to focus on your B.Com, if you are doing from a reputed college.
Please refer to the link provided below for details regarding admissions in to a course in B.Com from St.Xavier College, Mumbai. You should be able to download their brochure which contains details regarding various entrance exams conducted by authorities in the college. You can also contact the admission authorities or visit their web site online which should contain details regarding cut offs for admission to their UG courses.
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There is an immense scope in streams like commerce, accounting, economics and arts. But choosing commerce over mathematics is good and the best option for only a shorter period of time till you complete your intermediate, after that, you will be facing a little problem in undergraduate wherein you will be dealing with accounting- corporate, financial, managerial, cost, audit and taxation as well. The above disciplines include calculation of functions relating to mathematics. So if you are good in mathematics and want a short break from it to get an exposure of civilization, history and archaeology, you can opt the field except for mathemat... View more
Preparing for any of the next level entrance exam. There is one most important key to success. Instead of running here and there, sincerely brush up your knowledge of 11th and 12th in your respective stream. Give ample time to Book - Keeping and Accountancy and Economics. This will help you hit the bull's eye. If possible try to solve previous entrance exam papers. It will boost up your confidence. I hope this would suffice.
All the best.
God Bless You.
Hello Nehali You can do one year course or certificate course in Foid Production. You have to select for which institute you want to pursue your studies Please check their websites and contact them Admissions have alrwady started. yes you can get the admussions
Nice to see that you are worried about your future. Considering your percentage you can definitely get admission. But the fact is you will not get admission in reputed college. Whereas reputed colleges have there own standard and high level percentage criteria. So, while applying for college I recommend you to go through the cut off of the particular college and apply according to that.
I don't think this type of facility will be available as the course time varies according to your batch and slot. The workload will be immense too.
You have to get in touch with the college for getting admission or check out the university guidelines.
Hi,
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<p>Yes, you can get admission in regular course provided you have applied in that course /college and meet the cut-off criterion. If you have applied Maths in class 11 and 12 then you are eligible for taking admission in B.Com honours, B.A. Honours in economics. , You are also eligible for appearing in Delhi joint admission test for BMS, BBA in financial investment, Business economics honours course of Delhi University course. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has directed all varsities to treat the Applied Mathematics subject for class 12 students at par with Mathematics while calculating aggregate marks for admission to underg... View more